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EMERGING MARKETS-Most Asian Currencies Inch Up Malaysian Ringgit...

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Dec 30 (Reuters) - The following table shows rates for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/blog/visa-da-mo-bay-gio-la-thich-hop-nhat-de-du-lich-dai-loan.html tour đài loan giá rẻ] Asian currencies against the dollar at 0209 GMT. Change on the day at 0209 GMT Currency Latest bid Previous Pct day Move Japan yen 103.360 103.56 +0.19 Sing dlr 1.326 1.3269 +0.08 [http://www.modernmom.com/?s=Taiwan%20dlr Taiwan dlr] 28.096 28.094 -0.01 Korean won 1089.200 1090.97 +0.16 Baht 30.010 30.05 +0.13 Peso 48.020 48.02 +0.00 Rupiah 14080.000 14110 +0.21 Rupee 73.425 73.39 0.00 Ringgit 4.038 4.048 +0.25 Yuan 6.525 6.53 +0.07 Change so far in 2020 [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/blog/visa-da-mo-bay-gio-la-thich-hop-nhat-de-du-lich-dai-loan.html tour đài loan giá rẻ] Currency Latest bid End 2019 Pct Move Japan yen 103.360 108.61 +5.08 Sing dlr 1.326 1.3444 +1.40 Taiwan dlr 28.096 30.106 +7.15 Korean won 1089.200 1156.40 +6.17 Baht 30.010 29.91 -0. [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/blog/visa-da-mo-bay-gio-la-thich-hop-nhat-de-du-lich-dai-loan.html tour đài loan từ hà nội] 33 Peso 48.020 50.65 +5.48 Rupiah 14080.000 13880 -1.42 Rupee 73.425 71.38 -2.79 Ringgit 4.038 4.0890 +1.26 Yuan 6.525 6.9632 +6.71 (Compiled by A K Pranav in Bengaluru; Editing by Anil D'Silva)

WTA Tour Schedule-Winners

2021-01-08T11:24:55Z

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Jan. 3-11 2020 - Shenzhen Open, HO (Ekaterina Alexandrova) Jan. 2-12 2020 - ASB Classic, HO (Serena Williams) Jan. 3-12 2020 - Brisbane International presented by Suncorp, HO (Karolina Pliskova) Jan. 10-18 2020 - Adelaide International, HO (Ashleigh Barty) Jan. 10-18 2020 - Hobart International, HO (Elena Rybakina) Jan. 13-Jan. 31 - Australian Open, HO (Sofia Kenin) Feb. 7-16 2020 - Thailand Open, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html tour quảng châu từ hà nội] HO (Magda Linette) Feb. 7-16 2020 - St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy, HO (Kiki Bertens) Feb. 14-22 2020 - Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, HO (Simona Halep) Feb. 14-23 2020 - Hungarian Ladies Open, HO Feb. 21-29 2020 - Abierto Mexicano Telcel, HO (Heather Watson) Feb. 20-29 2020 - Qatar Total Open, HO (Aryna Sabalenka) Feb. 28-March 7 - Lyon Open, HO (Sofia Kenin) Feb. 28-March 7 - Abierto GNP Seguros, HO (Elina Svitolina) March 8-22 2020 - BNP Paribas Open, HO March 22-April 4 - Miami Open, HO April 3-12 2020 - Claro Open Colsanitas, CO April 3-12 2020 - Volvo Car Open, GO April 17-26 2020 - Lugano, Switzerland, CO April 17-26 2020 - Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, RO May 15-23 2020 - Grand Prix De SAR La Princesse Lalla Meryem, CO May 15-24 2020 - Nurnberger Versicherungs Cup, CO June 5-14 2020 - Aegon Open Nottingham, GO June 5-14 2020 - Ricoh Open, GO June 12-21 2020 - Berlin Open, GO June 12-21 2020 - Aegon Classic Birmingham, GO June 18-27 2020 - Aegon International Eastbourne, GO June 19-28 2020 - Bad Homburg, GO June 21-July 10 - The Championships, GO July 10-19 2020 - Bucharest Open, CO July 10-19 2020 - Ladies Open Lausanne, CO July 17-26 2020 - Baltic Open, CO July 24-Aug. 1 - Olympic Tournament Tokyo, Japan, HO July 31-9 2020 [http://www.twitpic.com/tag/-%20Palermo - Palermo] Ladies Open, CO (Fiona Ferro) July 31-9 2020 - Silicon Valley Classic, HO July 31-9 2020 - Citi Open, HO Aug. 8-16 2020 - Lexington, USA, HO (Jennifer Brady) Aug. 7-16 2020 - Rogers Cup presented by National Bank, HO Aug. 7-16 2020 - J&T Banka Prague Open, CO (Simona Halep) Aug. 19-29 2020 - Western & Southern Open, HO (Victoria Azarenka) Aug. 21-30 2020 - Albany Open, HO Aug. 30-Sept. 11 - US Open, HO (Naomi Osaka) Sept. 6-13 2020 - Istanbul, Turkey, CO (Patricia Maria Tig) Sept. 11-20 2020 - Hana-cupid Japan Women's Open Tennis Championships, HO Sept. 11-20 2020 - Mutua Madrid Open, CO Sept. 11-21 2020 - Internazionali BNL d'Italia, CO (Simona Halep) Sept. 19-26 2020 - Internationaux de Strasbourg, CO (Elina Svitolina) Sept. 21-Oct. 10 - French Open, CO (Iga Swiatek) Oct. 3-11 2020 - Korea Open, HO Oct. 9-18 2020 - China Open, HO Oct. 9-18 2020 - Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open, HO Oct. 9-18 2020 - Tianjin Open, HO Oct. 16-25 2020 - BGL BNP Paribas Luxembourg Open, HO Oct. 16-25 2020 - Ostrava, Czech Republic, HO (Aryna Sabalenka) Oct. 16-25 2020 - Wuhan Open, HO Oct. 16-26 2020 - JiangXi Open, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-quang-chau-tham-quyen-bang-tuong-5-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] HO Oct. 24-Oct. 31 - VTB Kremlin Cup, HO Oct. 23-Oct. 31 - Zhengzhou Open, HO Oct. 30-Nov. 7 - Toray Pan Pacific Open, HO Nov. 8-10 2020 - WTA Finals, HO Nov. 6-15 2020 - Ladies Linz presented by Upper Austria, HO (Aryna Sabalenka) Nov. 15-18 2020 - WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai, HO Nov. 20-29 2020 - Guangzhou Open, HO

After A Harrowing 2020 Asia Tiptoes Into The New Year

2021-01-08T10:39:13Z

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Dec 31 (Reuters) - As Asia says goodbye to 2020 - a [http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/search/?q=tumultuous tumultuous] year that saw the planet roiled by a deadly pandemic - celebrations will be smaller, shorter and more muted amid fears of coronavirus flare-ups. In Beijing, the capital of the world's most-populous country, an annual New Year light show at the China Central Television Tower scheduled for Thursday through Sunday has been called off. The Beijing Yonghe Lama Temple, a tourist site, has also cut the number of visitors allowed by half since Thursday. Many Chinese tourists are staying home or taking shorter domestic trips. The coronavirus emerged a year ago in the central Chinese city of Wuhan and has since spread globally, infecting more than 82 million people and killing more than 1.7 million. In Wuhan, where the pandemic is thought to have originated, thousands are expected to gather at several popular landmarks across the city centre for the countdown to 2021. Some said they were being cautious, but weren't particularly worried. "Safety is the priority," said [https://www.herfeed.com/?s=Wuhan%20resident Wuhan resident] Wang Xuemei, 23, a teacher. "It's fine because these measures aren't enforced very strictly," added her friend and colleague Wang Anyu. "You can still go out." Australia, whose fireworks over the Sydney Opera House are a visual staple of the season, has in many places restricted movement, gatherings and even internal borders. Most people are banned from coming to Sydney´s downtown on Thursday night. "What a hell of a year it's been," said Gladys Berejiklian, the premier of New South Wales state, where Sydney is located. "Hopefully 2021 will be easier on all of us." Weather and COVID-19 are putting a damper on celebrations in Japan, which is calling off events and reducing public services. Japan's Imperial Household Agency has cancelled an annual New Year's event set for Jan. 2, at which Emperor Naruhito and other imperial family members were to greet well-wishers, because of the pandemic. Shrines have asked people to stagger visits on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. East Japan Railway Company and Tokyo Metro are cancelling extra train services in the Tokyo metropolitan areas from late on Dec. 31 to Jan. 1. Snow, meanwhile, has blanketed parts of the country, leading to about 140 cancelled flights and other disruptions. In Singapore's downtown Marina Bay, there will be no fireworks to ring in the New Year for the first time since the annual tradition began in 2005. Instead, fireworks will be set off at different locations across the Southeast Asian citystate. The globally famous band BTS is holding an online concert on Thursday night in South Korea, while observers elsewhere in the country are watching to see whether their neighbours to the north hold their annual New Year fireworks display in Pyongyang. Elsewhere in South Korea, the government has shut down the beaches in Gangueng, on the country's east coast, where people traditionally go to watch the first sunrise of the New Year. Seoul's Bosingak bell-ringing ceremony was cancelled for the first time since 1953, but can be viewed "virtually" on the city's website. Many cities on the self-ruled island of Taiwan are cancelling public attendance at events like fireworks displays, and have asked people to watch online or on television. But the Taipei city government is allowing in-person attendance to its New Year's events, as well as broadcasting them live - including fireworks set off from the outside of Taipei 101, once the world's tallest building. It has capped attendance at the main viewing spot at 40,000, half of the 80,000 it had originally planned, with attendees required to register their personal details and wear masks. New Year celebrations in India will most likely be muted as several states and major [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/blog/visa-da-mo-bay-gio-la-thich-hop-nhat-de-du-lich-dai-loan.html tour đài loan] cities have imposed night curfews, restricted large gatherings and shut down pubs and restaurants. New Delhi said it would not allow more than five people to assemble at public places, while financial capital Mumbai and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/blog/visa-da-mo-bay-gio-la-thich-hop-nhat-de-du-lich-dai-loan.html tour đài loan giá rẻ] tech capital Bengaluru limited gatherings to four. However, there were no restrictions in Goa, a small state along India's western coast known for its grand beach parties during Christmas and New Year. Media have reported people arriving in Goa in droves during the past week. Vietnam, which has had just 1,456 infections and 35 deaths from the coronavirus disease, decided against additional measures for the New Year. The wearing of masks in public places remains compulsory, but otherwise firework displays and parties in major cities are due to go ahead without restrictions on the number of attendees. Nearby Thailand has also refrained from extra restrictions but authorities have urged people not to travel and to gather in only small groups. (Reporting by Asia bureaus: Writing by Gerry Doyle: Editing by Neil Fullick)